More remediation capacity. Your client relationships.
Wholesale 25–35% below our published per-page rates. White-label document remediation for website vendors, regional service agencies and co-ops.
A delivery model that fits your team.
Discuss recurring document work, a defined backlog project, or an extension to your existing accessibility services.
- White-label document remediation, scoped around your delivery process
- Referral arrangements for districts needing specialist document support
- Co-delivery with your testing, consulting, or website team
- Evidence format, branding, confidentiality, and customer ownership agreed in writing
Before a partnership begins
Confirm sample quality, expected volume, turnaround definitions, review coverage, escalation, and contractual terms. Wholesale 25–35% below our published per-page rates.
Three ways to structure the relationship
A white-label engagement can add document remediation capacity to your existing client delivery. A referral arrangement directs a district to specialist work it needs. Co-delivery can separate consulting, platform implementation, document production, and review responsibilities while keeping the client’s overall plan coordinated.
The right model depends on who owns the client relationship, who contracts for the work, and who approves the output. Agree on those roles before exchanging a production backlog. Confidentiality, branding, client communication, and the handling of new opportunities belong in the written arrangement.
| Partner type | A practical discussion |
|---|---|
| School website or CMS vendor | Document work alongside your templates, releases, and client support. |
| Accessibility consultancy | Production capacity connected to your assessment and advisory work. |
| Regional education agency | A shared intake or purchasing model for participating districts. |
| IT service provider | Defined document and website work alongside your managed services. |
Prove the delivery fit with a representative sample
Use the sample to evaluate more than the returned appearance. Review the structure, evidence fields, turnaround assumptions, content-question process, and version handoff. Include the kinds of difficult material your clients actually publish: scans, financial tables, forms, and assembled packets.
The commercial discussion then covers volume, complexity, review coverage, escalation, corrections, and capacity planning. Wholesale pricing and service levels are agreed for the actual arrangement. No platform integration or partnership status should be inferred merely because a vendor category appears on this page.
Keep accountability visible to the client
Co-branded or white-label evidence should still make the tested version, date, method, and coverage clear. Your client needs to understand what has been reviewed and what remains open. Agree on how technical questions, substantive content questions, and publication actions move between teams.
Send an enquiry with your organization, client context, expected document mix, and preferred delivery model. We can use that information to plan a sample and discuss a workable engagement.
Start with the size of the work.
A clearer backlog. A practical plan. A fixed quote.